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Song Analysis Of Song My Little Girl By Tim Mcgraw
“ Chase your dreams but always know the road that’ll lead you home again.” -Tim McGraw. Song - My Little Girl. The reason he sang this song is because it’s a dedication to his daughter, Gracie. The first verse of the song, “My Little Girl” explains the connection between Tim McGraw and Gracie when she was first-born and now he has to let her go off to the world. The meaning of the chorus is that she is beautiful inside and out and she will always know the road back home because she is his little girl. The meaning of the second verse is that he always wants to make her laugh and be happy. He can’t believe how fast she’s growing and their great bond over the years. The third verse means that no boy is good enough for his daughter unless he knows
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